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Prey - Mooncrash

Awesone game

But you need to play Prey 2017 to understand how to play. As you develop your characters, you’ll be able to handle most situations. But you have to die many, many times and find numerous upgrades, which are granted to us at random.

Undertale

Engaging game with an interesting combat

An engaging game with an interesting combat style based on dodging. Beautiful music, interesting and amusing stories—sometimes sad ones, too. Truly engaging. And then there are the puzzles. Some are devilishly difficult.

Prey

You don't have so much innovative games

Great combat, great exploration, using tools, recycling, notes, videos, various ways to reach hidden items, locked doors, and so on. I’m absolutely in love with it.

GreedFall: The Dying World

Great game, but could be fixed

Game overall isn't as bad as they say. The plot is interesting, there are fewer "fetch" missions than in first game, and side missions have some context. Although backtracking is still there, or respawning enemies - fast travel saves us but in many places we can't fast travel which is odd. The problems are probably due to the prologue being too long, where exploring the entire map can take up to 8 hours, and we don't know much by then, we're weak without proper skills (like breaking armor in enemies). And besides, it has the atmosphere of the first one, so it's not a problem if someone liked it. The graphics and music are good, and so are the actors. The combat is actually okay, though the camerawork is terrible and unnecessarily locks onto a specific charakter when we give them orders. There's no "free camera" except when paused. Very stupid. Often the camera zooms in too much or has such an angle that you can't see anything. There seems to be a problem with the game's difficulty (adventure), as some enemies are okay, while others can kill the entire party in literally 10-15 seconds. Like optional bandits in late prologue. That first boss is also brutally difficult on the normal difficulty setting. There’s no way to beat him when he keeps immobilizing us while we barely scratch him. We also lack the skills to strip his armor faster, heal more effectively, or inflict status ailments. In reality, he’s harder than the later bosses—which you face once you already have a strong team and the right skills. It takes 20-30 minutes to fight him, constantly healing. He hits twice, and the party almost dies. We deal 50 damage to him, and that's only after we destroy his armor, which also takes forever. It might be due to the weak weapons, but I don't see any better ones. Another point worth noting is that there are few blueprints for crafting cool weapons; we find better ones in chests or after completing missions. You can't pause cutscenes!!! And you can't rotate the camera with the mouse outside of combat, which is also a stupid decision. It's worth increasing the team's damage to 120-150%, because then the enemies aren't sponges that you fight for a long time, and the satisfaction is minimal. I also don't like the language, "tir frade" or whatever it's called. It's terribly tiring on the ear and too harsh. Music is recycled from first version and not new? It also seems that talent development is too slow. Often, chests with a 90% chance of opening are impossible to open. Realistically, we can't develop much of a given tree, and certainly not multiple trees. Honestly, I don't know what happened to this game, as it wouldn't take much to improve, and it would be much better. Despite the combat changes, which are mediocre, there are plenty of skills to choose from, so some tactics are necessary. The issues mentioned above, which could have been fixed in 15 minutes, are much worse.

9 gamers found this review helpful
Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition

Great GTA like Triad game!!!

A really cool mafia/triad storyline and main character. It's engaging like GTA, with perhaps a lot of repetitive missions, but you generally complete them with satisfaction. There's also a reputation system for the police, triads, and character development. However, the game's greatest strength is its main story. You get married, you have a friend who will be taken away from you... But overall, it also reminds me of Mad Max, for example, in the fighting style, both with fists and with cars (side-slamming and ramming). Plus, the map exploration. It's actually very fun. The upside is that the side activities here are very short. Races can last up to 1:30, instead of 3-5 minutes. A police action—kill about four people, and you're done in two minutes. Or a car crash, hit three times, and it's over. It's a quick journey and a plus compared to the side missions in other games of this type, where they're deliberately long, and there are dozens of them.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Terminator: Resistance

Good dame. Great atmosphere, shooting

It reminds me of the vibe of old shooters. However, to get the game to run perfectly, I had to increase the resolution in some files to 150%. Then it looked insane, like with heavy anti-aliasing. But overall, this game brings tears to my eyes. You can also use the mod to replace the music with movie soundtracks.

2 gamers found this review helpful
Expeditions: Viking

Lovely game with soul

I fell in love with this game, in its music, climate, way of playing (mechanics, choices, nonlinearities), storylines, characters! The game has a soul. You can see that the creators of game put their whole heart in it. Thank you! I look forward to the next part of this series! I recommend their earlier Expeditions Conquistador game, which is equally good. Polish Ancestors Legacy is similar to this game in terms of climate. Really play it for the music alone, and alone the fights and story!

1 gamers found this review helpful
Middle-earth™: Shadow of Mordor™ Game of the Year Edition

Good but repetitive side quests

The atmosphere is great, because we don't have many Lord of the Rings games. Some of the mechanics are reminiscent of Assassin's Creed, but there are plenty of mechanics to learn to keep the game exciting - captain and boss fights especially. Unfortunately, you acquire most of good tactics late. The story is interesting, but unless you play the side missions, it's short. I'm glad I got it for free because I was afraid to try it.

Cyberpunk 2077

Too good reviews for Cyberpunk

I don't know why this game is so praised. I bought it many years after its release because I was counting on patches. The state of this game was probably even worse a few years ago. And now what? - 60 fps is average, but 1% lows 35 and 0.1% lows 28, so there is no fluidity, especially in fights (6600XT, Ryzen 5600, 16GB 4000Mhz RAM DUAL) - in the story, characters walk through furniture, boxes, cabinets, walls, because the animation doesn't program them properly where to go (but they do); I found it really funny how Jackie the giant didn't fit too well next to the door so he splashed the cabinet with the papers when he went through it - in training you still can't dodge normally and it doesn't count, at least not without using 2x directional - sneaking is poor - generally the "handheld" combat is dry as a bone, you don't feel the blows, it's just some pseudo-animation like crushing opponents with paper, not with something heavy The game has a cool plot and voice acting, the driving model is also okay, maybe the sounds and music, but the game mechanics are shockingly wooden. I don't know how it will be after developing the character and when I see all the types of missions. For now, the game is tiring for me. I only listen to the dialogues with pleasure and let's say the graphics are ok.

7 gamers found this review helpful